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March 31, 2010

Islamic Extremism: Common Concern for Muslim and Western Publics

Which Religion Is Most Violent?

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Islamic Extremism: Common Concern for Muslim and Western Publics
Islamic Extremism a Threat to Your Country?
Immigration Concerns Associated with Opposition to Turkey’s EU Bid
Opinion of Religious Groups
Support for Banning Head Scarves Tied to Extremism Concern
U.S. Viewed More Favorably by Young
U.S. Image More Positive Among Women
Growing Islamic Identity Among Muslims in Your Country?
Worry About Islamic Extremism in Your Country
Turkey Joining the European Union
Do You Consider Yourself a National Citizen First, or a Muslim First?
Support for Suicide Bombing Declines
Role of Islam in Political Life
Growing Role for Islam in Politics?
How Men and Women Define Islamic Extremism
Most Favor Growing Role for Islam in Politics
Why Islam’s Role is Increasing
Extremism Concerns Among Those Seeing Islam Playing Role in Political Life
Views of Christians, Jews and Muslims
Concerned About Islamic Extremism
What Islamic Extremism Means
Confidence in bin Laden as World Leader
Declining Support for Suicide Bombings Against U.S. and Allies in Iraq
Declining Support for Violence Against Civilians in Defense of Islam
Perceptions of Muslims in Your Country
Important for Islam to Have Influential World Role?
What Causes Islamic Extremism in Your Country?
Concerns about Islamic Extremism
Beliefs About Governance
Pew Global Attitudes Project Pubic Opinion Surveys
Confidence in Osama bin Laden
Banning Muslim Head Scarves

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